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<strong>OPERATING</strong> <strong>AND</strong><br />

<strong>MAINTENANCE</strong> <strong>INSTRUCTIONS</strong><br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

11 / 2004 110/03 643-00.0.GB V0.4


General<br />

• To every person concerned with commissioning of the devices/systems it is recommended to read<br />

thoroughly these operating instructions. Motan accepts no responsibility or liability for damage or<br />

malfunction of the equipment arising form non-observance of these operating instructions.<br />

• To avoid errors and to ensure trouble-free operation, it is essential that these operating instructions are<br />

read and understood by all personnel who are to use the equipment.<br />

• Should you have problems or difficulties with the equipment, please contact your Motan agent.<br />

• These operating instructions only apply to the equipment described below.<br />

© 2002 by Motan GmbH, D-88316 Isny / Allgäu<br />

The information contained in these operating instructions, including any translation thereof, is the property of Motan GmbH Isny/Allgäu<br />

and may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise,<br />

nor stored in any retrieval system of any nature for any purpose) without the express written authority of Motan GmbH Isny/Allgäu.


Details relating to the unit<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

2 Details relating to the unit<br />

2.1 Use in accordance with specifications - Function<br />

The <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> pigment mixing unit is exclusively used to meter masterbatch to the main component.<br />

The <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> is fitted between the machine hopper and the machine intake aperture.<br />

The throughflow rate of the materials to be mixed is determined by the material requirement of the<br />

plasticising screw.<br />

2.2 Technical data<br />

2.2.1 Performance data <strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

Max. number of dosinging stations ........................................................................................................... 1 or 2<br />

Storage bin volume ................................................................................................................................ 12 liters<br />

Central bin volume ** (main component) ............................................................................................... 20 liters<br />

Operating voltage (switchable) +/-10% ....................................................... I = 230 V, II =115 V, 50-60 Hz<br />

Connected load ....................................................................................................................................... 200 VA<br />

External contact ............................................................................................................................. potential free<br />

Alarm contact ................................................................................................... up to 240 V / 5 A potential free<br />

Weight (with one dosing unit, without control) ........................................................................................... 15 kg<br />

Slide gate** ........................................................................................................................... manually operated<br />

2.2.2 Technical data of the dosing stations<br />

Type<br />

Screw<br />

(dia. mm)<br />

Performance range*<br />

(kg/h)<br />

i = 1:30 i = 1:55**<br />

Weight<br />

(kg)<br />

G 1 12 0,15 - 2,5 0,1 - 1,59 12,9<br />

G 2 20 1,4 - 20 0,7 - 12 13,1<br />

G 3 20 2,7 - 27 1,5 - 20 14,0<br />

* ) Bulk density γ ss = 0,8 kg/dm³<br />

**) Option<br />

2.1


Details relating to the unit<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

2.2.3 Dimensions <strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

Bin 20 l*<br />

Flange dimensions<br />

Flange dimensions<br />

* Option<br />

** Installation of slide gate possible - Option<br />

Fig. 2-1<br />

Dimensions<br />

2.2


Details relating to the unit<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

2.2.4 Dimensions <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S control unit<br />

Dimensions S1, S1T, S2<br />

Dimensions S2T<br />

Fig. 2-2<br />

Dimensions <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S control unit<br />

2.3


Design and mode of operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

3 Design and mode of operation<br />

3.1 Function principle<br />

The <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> pigment mixing unit mixes the masterbatch into the main material flow.<br />

It can be operated with one or two dosing units, i.e. two color components can can be handled.<br />

The control unit receives a signal from the processing machine. The control unit converts this signal and<br />

transmits it to the dosing motor. As long as the signal is active, the dosing motor operates with the preset<br />

speed.<br />

If the control unit is equipped with a timer, the operation period of the dosing motor can be set when a start<br />

signal is issued.<br />

The dosing screw (2, Fig. 3-1) which is driven by the dosing motor (1) conveys the additive component into<br />

the mixing unit (5).<br />

The material flow of the main component is divided into two parts (view X, Fig. 3-1) via the material spreader<br />

(4).<br />

The main component and the additive component (masterbatch) merge in the mixing neck (3). The storage<br />

bin with the dosing screw can be exchanged completely. Thus, different dosing throughputs with different<br />

dosing screws and a quick color change are possible.<br />

Main component<br />

View X<br />

Masterbatch<br />

5<br />

X<br />

4<br />

3<br />

2 1<br />

1 Dosing motor<br />

2 Dosing screw<br />

3 Mixing neck<br />

4 Material spreader<br />

5 Mixing unit<br />

Fig. 3-1<br />

Mixing of the components, layout<br />

3.1


Design and mode of operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

3.2 The various control units<br />

The <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S control unit is available in<br />

4 versions:<br />

• S1 control unit - for one dosing station<br />

5<br />

4<br />

3<br />

2<br />

1<br />

Fig. 3-2<br />

S1 control unit<br />

• S1T control unit - for one dosing station<br />

with timer<br />

6<br />

Fig. 3-3<br />

S1T control unit<br />

• S2 control unit - for two dosing stations<br />

Fig. 3-4<br />

S2 control unit<br />

• S2T control unit - for two dosing stations<br />

with timer<br />

Fig. 3-5<br />

S2T control unit<br />

Item Description Function<br />

1 Decade switch Sets the speed of the dosing motor<br />

2 Selector switch Sets production mode, calibration or OFF<br />

3 Main switch "On / Off" Switches the power supply for the <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S control on or off<br />

Lights up in "On" position when mains voltage is applied<br />

4 LED "Motor" (green) Lights up when the dosing motor is operating<br />

5 LED "Alarm" (red) Lights up in case of faults at the dosing motor<br />

6 Timer Sets the dosing time<br />

3.2


Installation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

4 Installation<br />

4.1 Mechanical installation<br />

If the flange dimensions of the processing machine are not identical to those of the <strong>MINICOLOR</strong>, the adapter<br />

flange must be used or manufactured.<br />

The adapter flange can be modified.<br />

Part no. of adapter flange: 4090730.<br />

80<br />

9<br />

110<br />

74<br />

20<br />

40<br />

74<br />

Fig. 4-1<br />

Adapter flange for <strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

NOTE<br />

If the <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> is mounted on an injection moulding machine,<br />

it is recommended to fit it transversely to the machine axis.<br />

This facilitates access to the operating components.<br />

4.2 Electrical installation<br />

Electrical installation and repair work may only be carried<br />

out by appropriately trained electrical engineers.<br />

Prior to electrical installation works:<br />

Disconnect the control from the power supply and<br />

secure against reconnection.<br />

4.1


Installation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

4.2.1 Connecting the control units<br />

CAUTION<br />

The specified voltage of the unit must match the mains voltage available.<br />

− Remove the housing cover<br />

− Check setting at the switch: Fig. 4-2<br />

Fig. 4-2<br />

Setting 230 V<br />

1 2 3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

Fig. 4-3<br />

Control unit - rear<br />

Item Description / Connection<br />

1 Connecting cable to dosing motor 2<br />

2 Connecting cable to dosing motor 1<br />

3 Fine fuse, Circuit diagrams<br />

4 Power supply 230 V AC<br />

5 Potential-free contact for an alarm signal (signal evaluation)<br />

6 2-core connecting cable (external contact) to a potential-free contact of the processing machine<br />

4.2


Installation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

1 2 4 5<br />

S1<br />

1 2 4 5<br />

S1T<br />

1 2 3 4 5<br />

S2<br />

1 2 3 4 5<br />

S2T<br />

1 Power supply 4 External contact<br />

2 To the dosing motor 1 5 Alarm contact<br />

3 To the dosing motor 2<br />

Fig. 4-4<br />

MINCOLOR S control units, connection layout<br />

4.3


Installation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

4.2.2 Connecting the external contact<br />

− Connect the external contact according to the circuit diagram<br />

Control unit without timer: Terminal strip X2 Terminals 3 and 4<br />

Control unit with timer: Terminal strip X2 Terminals 3 and 5<br />

4.2.3 Connecting the alarm contact<br />

− Connect the alarm contact to the terminal strip X3 according to the circuit diagram<br />

4.4


Operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

5 Operation<br />

Operation with the COLOR A control unit see separate manual.<br />

5.1 Operation with the <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S1 control unit (one dosing station, without timer)<br />

5.1.1 Calibration - with extruders<br />

Calibration is effected by two calibration measurements.<br />

A. First calibration<br />

− Put selector switch (2, Fig. 5-1) to "Off"<br />

− Read the motor speed, according to the<br />

desired throughput, from the appropriate<br />

performance/speed scale ( Fig. 5-2) and<br />

enter in the decade switch (1)<br />

− Switch on On/Off switch (3)<br />

− Put selector switch (2) to "Cont."<br />

4<br />

1<br />

Example: i = 30:1<br />

Required dosing throughput:<br />

6,0 kg/h<br />

= dosing screw: Type G2<br />

= motor speed: 300 rpm<br />

= calibration time: 5 min.<br />

3<br />

2<br />

Fig. 5-1<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S1 control unit<br />

Dosing screw Type G2<br />

Fig. 5-2 Performance/speed scale, example dosing screw type G2, i = 30:1<br />

5.1


Operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

− Put <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> in calibration position<br />

Fig. 5-3<br />

− Put the measuring bucket (1) under the<br />

material outlet<br />

− Fill granulate in the storage bin<br />

− Switch on On/Off switch (3, Fig. 5-1)<br />

switch lights up<br />

dosing screw operates<br />

LED "Motor" (4) lights up<br />

− Allow the dosing screw to run until the<br />

granulate is discharged constantly<br />

the dosing sleeve is now filled with material<br />

− Switch off On/Off switch<br />

switch goes out<br />

dosing screw stops<br />

LED "Motor" (4) goes out<br />

1<br />

− Empty the measuring bucket and put it again<br />

under the material outlet<br />

− Read the calibration time, according to the<br />

dosing throughput, from the<br />

performance/speed scale (Fig. 5-2),<br />

example: 5 min<br />

Fig. 5-3<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> in calibration position<br />

− Switch on On/Off switch<br />

switch lights up<br />

calibration starts<br />

LED "Motor" (4) lights up<br />

− Switch off On/Off switch at the end of the<br />

calibration time (5 minutes)<br />

switch goes out<br />

dosing screw stops<br />

LED "Motor" (4) goes out<br />

− Weigh calibration quantity in the measuring<br />

bucket<br />

(Example: 490 g)<br />

5.2


Operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

B. Second calibration<br />

Calculating the motor speed W prod (formula 1)<br />

W prod =Motor speed for production<br />

M SET =Dosing throughput of dosing<br />

station in kg/h preset nominal value<br />

of production (additive component)<br />

M ACTUAL =Measured calibration quantity in g<br />

t cal. =Actual calibration time in minutes<br />

W Calib =Motor speed for the first calibration<br />

M SET x 1000 x t cal. x W Calib<br />

60 x M ACTUAL<br />

= W prod<br />

Formula 1<br />

Example: i = 30:1<br />

Given: - Dosing throughput = 6,0 kg/h<br />

(from performance/<br />

speed scale)<br />

- Motor speed = 300<br />

(from performance/<br />

speed scale)<br />

- Calibration time = 5 min<br />

(from performance/<br />

speed scale)<br />

- Measured calibration<br />

quantity<br />

= 490 g<br />

Required: - Motor speed for production<br />

Result : - Motor speed = 306<br />

Example<br />

6,0 x 1000 x 5 x 300<br />

60 x 490<br />

= 306<br />

− Enter motor speed 306 (guide value) at the decade switch (1, Fig. 5-1)<br />

− Repeat calibration. If necessary, change the motor speed until the required dosing throughput (calibration<br />

quantity 500 g in 5 minutes 6,0 kg/h) is reached<br />

5.1.2 Production with extruders<br />

− Calibration has been carried out as per section 5.1.1 and the motor speed has been entered in the decade<br />

switch (1, Fig. 5-1)<br />

− Put selector switch (2) to "Prod"<br />

the dosing station(s) operate(s) for so long as an external contact from the extruder is on<br />

5.3


Operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

5.1.3 Calibration - with injection moulding machines - with <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S1 control unit<br />

With injection moulding machines (and with cyclical plasticising blow moulding machines), dosing is effected<br />

via a determined runtime of the dosing motor. Dosing is actuated by an external contact from the processing<br />

machine.<br />

Calibration is effected in three working steps:<br />

1. Calculating the dosing throughput of the dosing station in kg/h<br />

− Put selector switch (2, Fig. 5-4) to "Off"<br />

− Read the motor speed, according to the<br />

desired dosing throughput, from the<br />

appropriate performance/speed scale ( Fig.<br />

5-5) and enter in the decade switch (1)<br />

− Switch on On/Off switch (3)<br />

− Put selector switch (2) to "Cont."<br />

4<br />

1<br />

3<br />

2<br />

Fig. 5-4<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S1 control<br />

Dosing screw type G2<br />

Fig. 5-5 Performance/speed scale, example dosing screw type G2, i = 30:1<br />

5.4


Operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

M SET = Dosing throughput of the dosing station<br />

in kg/h preset nominal value of production<br />

M Batch = Additive per shot in g<br />

t inject = Dosing time in seconds<br />

(preset by the external contact)<br />

3,6 = conversion factor<br />

M Batch x 3,6<br />

Formula 2<br />

t inject<br />

= M SET<br />

Example: i = 30:1<br />

Presumption: Shot weight = 100 g<br />

Masterbatch (or additive share) = 3%<br />

- Additive share in shot = 3 g M Batch<br />

- Dosing time = 5 s t inject<br />

Required: - Dosing throughput in kg/h<br />

Result: = 2,16 kg/h ( use dosing screw type G2)<br />

Example<br />

3 x 3,6<br />

5<br />

= 2,16 kg/h<br />

2. Calibration, determination of calibration quantity: i = 30:1<br />

Given: - Screw type = G2 (throughput 1,4 – 20,0 kg/h)<br />

Required - Dosing<br />

throughput = 2,16 kg/h (from formula 2)<br />

- Motor speed = 110 from performance<br />

scale<br />

- Calibration time = 5 min from performance<br />

scale<br />

Required: - Calibration quantity<br />

kg/h<br />

Moto<br />

Speed 270<br />

Speed 110<br />

Performance scale i = 30:1<br />

− Put <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> in calibration position<br />

Fig. 5-6<br />

− Put the measuring bucket (1) under the<br />

material outlet<br />

− Fill granulate in the storage bin<br />

− Switch on On/Off switch (3, Fig. 5-4)<br />

switch lights up<br />

dosing screw operates<br />

LED "Motor" (4) lights up<br />

− Allow the dosing screw to run until the<br />

granulate is discharged constantly<br />

the dosing sleeve is now filled with material<br />

− Switch off On/Off switch<br />

switch goes out<br />

dosing screw stops<br />

LED "Motor" (4) goes out<br />

1<br />

− Empty the measuring bucket and put it again<br />

under the material outlet<br />

− Read the calibration time, according to the<br />

dosing throughput, from the performance scale,<br />

Example: 5 min<br />

Fig. 5-6<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> in calibraton position<br />

5.5


Operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

− Switch on On/Off switch (3, Fig. 5-4)<br />

switch lights up<br />

calibration measurement starts<br />

LED "Motor" (4) lights up<br />

− Switch off On/Off switch at the end of the<br />

calibration time (5 minutes)<br />

switch goes out<br />

dosing screw stops<br />

LED "Motor" (4) goes out<br />

− Weigh calibration quantity in the measuring<br />

bucket<br />

measured calibration quantity<br />

= 170 g in 5 minutes<br />

− Put <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> in production position<br />

(Fig. 5-7)<br />

Fig. 5-7<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> in production position<br />

3. Calculating the motor speed<br />

Calculating the motor speed W Prod.<br />

W Prod. = Motor speed for production<br />

M SET = Dosing throughput of dosing station<br />

in kg/h preset nominal value of<br />

production<br />

(additive component)<br />

M ACTUAL = Measured calibration quantity in g<br />

t cal. = Actual calibration time in minutes<br />

W Calib = Motor speed for the first calibration<br />

M SET x 1000 x t cal x W Calib<br />

= W Prod<br />

60 x M ACTUAL<br />

Formula 1<br />

Example: i = 30:1<br />

− Calculate the motor speed with formula 1<br />

− Enter 116 in the decade switch (1, Fig. 5-4)<br />

2,16 x 1000 x 5 x 110<br />

60 x 170<br />

= 116<br />

Example<br />

5.1.4 Production with injection moulding machines<br />

− Put dosing station in production position, Fig. 5-7<br />

− Put the control unit to production mode, i.e. put the selector switch (2, Fig. 5-4) to "Prod"<br />

the dosing station operates for so long as an external contact from the injection moulding machine is on<br />

5.6


Operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

5.2 Operation with the <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S2 control unit (two dosing stations, without timer)<br />

Calibration<br />

When using the <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S2 control unit,<br />

both dosing stations are calibrated individually.<br />

Calibration is effected as described for the<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S1 control unit<br />

5.1.2 and 5.1.3.<br />

Production<br />

Production is effected as described for the<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S1 control unit<br />

5.3.4 and 5.3.6.<br />

Fig. 5-8<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S2 control unit<br />

5.3 Operation with the <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S1T control unit (one dosing station with timer)<br />

5.3.1 General<br />

With the timer, the dosing time can be set.<br />

Three different operating modes are possible:<br />

• Extrusion (Ext.) und<br />

• Injection moulding (Inj.)<br />

• Calibration (Cal.)<br />

8<br />

7<br />

6<br />

5<br />

4<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

Fig. 5-9<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S1T control<br />

NOTE<br />

The timer operates only, if:<br />

• the power supply is switched on at the On/Off switch (4, Fig. 5-9)<br />

• the selector switch (2) is set to "Prod."<br />

Item Description Function<br />

1 Timer Operating element for setting the dosing time<br />

2 Selector switch for<br />

operating modes<br />

Sets the various operating modes: Extrusion, injection moulding and<br />

calibration<br />

3 Startbutton Starts the calibration time<br />

4 On/Off switch Switches the power supply for the <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S control unit on/off<br />

5 Selector switch Sets production mode, calibration or switches OFF<br />

6 LED "Motor" (green) Lights up when the dosing motor is operating<br />

7 LED "Alarm" (red) Lights up when there are faults at the dosing motor<br />

8 Decade switch Sets the speed of the dosing motor<br />

5.7


Operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

5.3.2 First commissioning<br />

Checking / setting the operating mode:<br />

− Switch On/Off switch (4, Fig. 5-9) to "On"<br />

− Put the operating mode selector switch (2, Fig. 5-9) to "Prod."<br />

5.3.3 Calibration with extruder operation<br />

Example: i = 30:1<br />

Required dosing throughput<br />

6,0 kg/h<br />

− Read data from the performance/speed scale<br />

Fig. 5-11:<br />

Dosing screw:<br />

G2<br />

Motor speed: 300<br />

Calibration time: 5 minutes (= 300 seconds)<br />

8<br />

7<br />

6<br />

5<br />

1<br />

2<br />

− Set motor speed 300 at the decade switch<br />

(8, Fig. 5-10)<br />

− Put selector switch (5) to "Prod."<br />

− Put selector switch (2) to "Cal."<br />

− Set the meteirng time of 300 seconds with the<br />

buttons (1)<br />

4<br />

3<br />

Fig. 5-10<br />

Calibration<br />

Dosing screw type G2<br />

Fig. 5-11 Performance/speed scale, example dosing screw type G2, i = 30:1<br />

5.8


Operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

− Put the <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> in calibration position<br />

(Fig. 5-12)<br />

− Put measuring bucket (1, Fig. 5-12) under the<br />

material outlet<br />

− Switch on the control at the On/Off switch<br />

(4, Fig. 5-10)<br />

switch lights up<br />

− Put selector switch (5, Fig. 5-10) to "Cont."<br />

dosing screw operates<br />

LED "Motor" (6, Fig. 5-10) lights up<br />

− Allow the dosing screw to run until the<br />

granulate is discharged constantly<br />

the dosing sleeve is now filled with material<br />

− Put selector switch (5) to "Prod"<br />

− Press start button (3, Fig. 5-10)<br />

the dosing screw is operating for 300<br />

seconds<br />

LED "Motor" (6, Fig. 5-10) lights up<br />

1<br />

After 300 seconds:<br />

the dosing screw stops<br />

LED "Motor" (6) goes out<br />

− Weigh the calibration quantity in the measuring bucket<br />

(example: 490 g)<br />

− Correct the motor speed and repeat calibration<br />

formula 1<br />

Fig. 5-12<br />

Filling the screw sleeve<br />

Calculating the motor speed W Prod. (formula 1)<br />

W Prod. =Motor speed for production<br />

M SET = Dosing throughput of the<br />

dosing station in kg/h preset<br />

nominal value of production<br />

(additive component)<br />

M ACTUAL =Measured calibration quantity in g<br />

t cal. =Actual calibration time in minutes<br />

W Calib =Motor speed for first calibration<br />

M SET x 1000 x t cal. x W Calib<br />

60 x M ACTUAL<br />

= W Prod.<br />

Formula 1<br />

Example: i = 30:1<br />

Given: - Dosing throughput = 6,0 kg/h<br />

- Motor speed = 300<br />

- Calibration time = 5 min<br />

- Calibration quantity = 490 g<br />

Required: - Motor speed for production<br />

Result: - Motor speed = 306 Example<br />

6,0 x 1000 x 5 x 300<br />

60 x 490<br />

= 306<br />

− Enter the motor speed 306 at the decade switch (8, Fig. 5-10)<br />

− Repeat calibration until the required dosing throughput (calibration quantity 500 g in 5 minutes<br />

6,0 kg/h) has been reached with the set motor speed<br />

5.9


Operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

5.3.4 Production with extruders<br />

− Calibration is concluded<br />

− Set the selector switch (2, Fig 5-10) to "Ext."<br />

Set the timer to the smallest time unit = 0,1 seconds<br />

the dosing station is operating for so long as an external contact from the extruder is on<br />

5.3.5 Calibration - with injection moulding machines - with <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S1T control unit<br />

With injection moulding machines (and with cyclical plasticising blow moulding machines), dosing is effected<br />

via a determined runtime of the dosing motor. Dosing is actuated by an external contact from the processing<br />

machine.<br />

Calibration is effected in three working steps:<br />

1. Calculating the dosing throughput of the dosing station in kg/h<br />

− Put the selector switch (2, Fig. 5-13) to "Cont."<br />

− Read motor speed, according to the desired<br />

dosing throughput, from the appropriate<br />

performance/speed scale ( Fig 5-14) and<br />

enter in the decade switch (1, Fig. 5-13)<br />

1<br />

4<br />

3<br />

2<br />

Fig. 5-13<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S1T control unit<br />

Dosing screw type G2<br />

Fig. 5-14 Performance/speed scale, example dosing screw type G2, i = 30:1<br />

5.10


Operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

M SET = Dosing throughput of the dosing station<br />

in kg/h preset nominal value of production<br />

M Batch = Additive component per shot in g<br />

t inject = Dosing time in seconds<br />

(preset by the external contact)<br />

3,6 = Conversion factor<br />

M Batch x 3,6<br />

Formula 2<br />

t inject<br />

= M SET<br />

Example: i = 30:1<br />

Presumption: Shot weight = 100 g<br />

Masterbatch (or additive share) = 3%<br />

- Additive component in shot = 3 g M BATCH<br />

- Dosing time = 5 s t inject<br />

Required: - Dosing throughput in kg/h<br />

Result: = 2,16 kg/h ( use dosing screw G2)<br />

Example<br />

3 x 3,6<br />

5<br />

= 2,16 kg/h<br />

2. Calibration, determination of calibration quantity<br />

Given: - Screw type = G2 (throughput 1,4 - 20 kg/h)<br />

Required - Dosing throughput = 2,16 kg/h (from formula 2)<br />

- Motor speed = 110 from performance<br />

scale<br />

- Calibration time = 5 min from performance<br />

scale<br />

Required: - Calibration quantity<br />

kg/h<br />

Moto<br />

Speed 270<br />

Speed 110<br />

Performance scale, i = 30:1<br />

− Put <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> in calibration position<br />

Fig. 5-15<br />

− Put measuring bucket (1, Fig. 5-15) under the<br />

outlet<br />

− Fill granulate in the storage bin<br />

− Switch on On/Off switch (3, Fig. 5-13)<br />

switch lights up<br />

dosing screw operates<br />

LED "Motor" (4) lights up<br />

− Allow the dosing screw to run until the<br />

granulate is discharged constantly<br />

the dosing sleeve is now filled with material<br />

− Switch off On/Off switch<br />

switch goes out<br />

Dosing screw stops<br />

LED "Motor" (4) goes out<br />

1<br />

− Empty the measuring bucket and put it again<br />

under the material outlet<br />

− Read the calibration time, according to the<br />

dosing throughput, from the<br />

performance/speed scale (Fig. 5-14),<br />

example: 5 min.<br />

Fig. 5-15<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> in calibration position<br />

5.11


Operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

− Switch on On/Off switch (3)<br />

switch lights up<br />

calibration measurements starts<br />

LED "Motor" (4) lights up<br />

− Switch off On/Off switch (3) at the end of the<br />

calibration time (5 minutes)<br />

switch goes out<br />

dosing screw stops<br />

LED "Motor" (4) goes out<br />

− Weigh calibration quantity in the measuring<br />

bucket<br />

measured calibration quantity in 5 minutes<br />

= 170 g<br />

− Put <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> in production position<br />

(Fig. 5-16)<br />

Fig. 5-16<br />

position<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> in production<br />

3. Calculating the motor speed<br />

Calculating the motor speed W Prod. (formula 1)<br />

W Prod. = Motor speed for production<br />

M SET = Dosing throughput of dosing<br />

station in kg/h preset nominal value of<br />

production (additive component)<br />

M ACTUAL = Measured calibration quantity in g<br />

t cal. = Actual calibration time in minutes<br />

W Calib = Motor speed for first calibration<br />

M SET x 1000 x t cal x W Calib<br />

= W Prod.<br />

60 x M ACTUAL<br />

Formula 1<br />

Example: i = 30:1<br />

− Calculate the motor speed with formula 1<br />

− Enter 116 in the decade switch (1, Fig. 5-13)<br />

eingeben<br />

2,16 x 1000 x 5 x 110<br />

60 x 170<br />

= 116<br />

Example<br />

5.3.6 Production with injection moulding machines<br />

− Calibration concluded<br />

− Put selector switch (2, Fig. 5-10) to "Inj."<br />

the dosing station is operating for so long as the dosing time is set at the timer<br />

5.12


Operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

5.4 Operation with the <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S2T control unit – two dosing stations with timer<br />

The timer starts both dosing motors.<br />

The motors can have different speeds.<br />

Calibration<br />

When using the <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S2T control unit,<br />

both dosing stations are calibrated individually.<br />

Calibration is effected as described for the<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S1T control unit<br />

5.3.3 und 5.3.5.<br />

Production<br />

Production is effected as described for the<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S1T control unit<br />

5.3.4 und 5.3.6.<br />

Fig. 5-17<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S2T control unit<br />

5.5 Timer configuration<br />

5.5.1 Displays and settings<br />

1 Power supply symbol<br />

2 Time unit<br />

(H = hour, M = minute, S = second)<br />

3 Decimal place of the time unit<br />

4 Operating mode<br />

5 Increasing (UP) decreasing (DOWN)<br />

6 Time range<br />

7 Display of time preselection T (4 digits)<br />

8 Next stage<br />

9 Configuration validation<br />

10 Keys to set the dosing time T<br />

and setting the timer operating mode for<br />

selection of subfunctions<br />

11 Changeover relay status symbol<br />

NC = Normally closed<br />

NO = Normally opened<br />

12 Display of current value<br />

12<br />

11<br />

1<br />

10<br />

9 8<br />

2<br />

3<br />

2<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

Fig. 5-18<br />

Timer, displays and settings<br />

The timer is set with the following configuration by the manufacturer: see Fig. 5-19<br />

• Time preselection: 000.1 seconds<br />

• Counting: U = Up count<br />

• Operating mode: b = timing on impulse (one shot)<br />

5.13


Operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

Press keys (10, Fig. 5-18)<br />

Fig. 5-19<br />

Checking / setting operating mode<br />

5.5.2 Changing the configuration<br />

Prog off = programming off<br />

Prog on = programming on<br />

Fig. 5-20<br />

Changing the configuration<br />

To change the operation mode, the timer must be set to programming mode (see Fig. 5-20.<br />

When programming is concluded, the "Prog" switch must be put to "Prog off".<br />

Time range: s = seconds Manufacturer's setting: 000.1 s<br />

Trange<br />

m = minutes<br />

h = hours<br />

Functions: A Response delay<br />

out mode b Pulse shaper Manufacturer's setting: b<br />

c Fallback delay<br />

d Clock generator start up pause<br />

dI Clock generator start up pulse<br />

H Counts when switched-on<br />

Counting<br />

u Counting up Manufacturer's setting: u<br />

direction:<br />

up down d Counting down<br />

5.14


Operation<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

5.6 Color change<br />

NOTE<br />

When changing the color, the complete dosing station with storage bin<br />

is exchanged.<br />

− Release snap closures (2, Fig. 5-21)<br />

− Loosen star knobs (3)<br />

− Withdraw dosing station (1) to the stop gauge<br />

− Remove dosing station (1)<br />

− Put the other dosing station in place<br />

− Push it forward to the stop gauge<br />

− Lock dosing station in place by means of the<br />

snap closures and star knobs<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

Fig. 5-21<br />

Color change<br />

5.7 Trouble-shooting<br />

The following faults are examples only, and are not to be regarded as exhausted.<br />

Fault Cause Rectification<br />

LED "Alarm" lights up<br />

dosing motor stops<br />

On/Off switch lights up. Dosing<br />

motor not operating in calibration<br />

mode<br />

Dosing motor blocks<br />

Dosing motor<br />

overloaded/overheated<br />

Fusible link burnt<br />

Connecting cable defective<br />

Connecting cable defective<br />

Control unit defective<br />

Switch off the control unit.<br />

Disconnect the unit from the<br />

power supply<br />

Remove granulate from the<br />

dosing screw and switch on the<br />

control unit<br />

Let the dosing motor cool down.<br />

Switch on after approx. 15 min.<br />

Determine cause of overload and<br />

change fuse 6.2<br />

Check connecting cable<br />

Check connecting cable<br />

Change control unit<br />

5.15


Maintenance<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

6 Maintenance<br />

6.1 Changing the fuse<br />

Fuse<br />

Fig. 6-1<br />

Changing the fuse<br />

6.1


Spare parts list<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

7 Spare parts list<br />

S1 S1T S2 S2T<br />

1 2 3 4<br />

Fig. 7-1<br />

Control unit<br />

Item No. off Designation / Type Part no. Remarks<br />

1 1 <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S1 control unit 5038820<br />

2 1 <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S1T control unit 5038840<br />

3 1 <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S2 control unit 5038830<br />

4 1 <strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S2T control unit 5038850<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

6<br />

4<br />

5<br />

4<br />

Fig. 7-2<br />

Central bin<br />

Item No. off Designation / Type Part no. Remarks<br />

1 1 Central bin, 20 liters 5070950 Option<br />

2 1 Cloth filter dia. 45 4074540 Option<br />

3 1 Metal grid dia. 45 4072440<br />

4 6 Star knob 4008970<br />

5 1 Plexiglass 4070460<br />

6 2 Snap closure TL 100 B 4073920 Without hook<br />

7.1


Spare parts list<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong><br />

1<br />

2 3<br />

6 5 4<br />

Fig. 7-3<br />

Motor, storage bin<br />

Item No. off Description / Type Part no. Remarks<br />

1 1 Dosing motor i = 1 : 30<br />

i = 1 : 55*<br />

2 1 Seal G1<br />

Seal G2/G3<br />

3 1 Screw bearing, front G1<br />

Screw bearing, front<br />

G2/G3<br />

4 1 Dosing screw G1<br />

Dosing screw<br />

G2<br />

Dosing screw<br />

G3<br />

4104400<br />

4105360<br />

4090680<br />

4090680<br />

4062640<br />

1950010<br />

4062590<br />

4069560<br />

4062580<br />

5 1 Screw bearing, rear 5011390<br />

6 1 Screw drive element 4015970<br />

- 1 Locking pin, for motorplate 1942680 With S hook and<br />

chain<br />

* = Option<br />

7.2


Operating board for mixing units<br />

Part designation: ..............................<br />

or.<br />

Part no.: .....................................<br />

motan<br />

power to change<br />

L2<br />

M2<br />

M2<br />

M2<br />

M2<br />

Extr<br />

G1S<br />

G3S<br />

G5S<br />

G1S<br />

G3S<br />

G5S<br />

G1S<br />

G3S<br />

G5S<br />

G1S<br />

G3S G5S<br />

Inj.<br />

G5L<br />

G7L<br />

G5L<br />

G7L<br />

G5L<br />

G7L<br />

G5L<br />

G7L<br />

Material:<br />

Material:<br />

Material:<br />

Material:<br />

------------------<br />

------------------<br />

------------------<br />

------------------


1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

8<br />

Netzspannung<br />

230V 50Hz<br />

A<br />

Mains voltage<br />

Tension de r‚seau<br />

A<br />

Leistung<br />

0,2kw<br />

Capacity<br />

Puissance<br />

Vorsicherung<br />

Back-up fuse<br />

10A<br />

Motan GmbH<br />

Fusible amont<br />

B<br />

Steuerspannung AC<br />

Control voltage AC<br />

B<br />

Tension de commande AC<br />

Steuerspannung DC<br />

24V DC<br />

Control voltage DC<br />

Tension de commande DC<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S<br />

C<br />

C<br />

Verdrahtungsfarben<br />

Wire colours<br />

VERSION 1.0<br />

VARIANTE<br />

A,B,C,D<br />

Cablage color<br />

V<br />

1.0<br />

E-Plan<br />

EKA<br />

11.07.2003<br />

Schwarz<br />

Black<br />

Hauptstrom<br />

Main current<br />

V<br />

0.3<br />

Steuerplatine<br />

REG<br />

30.11.2001<br />

Noir<br />

Circiut principal<br />

D<br />

Hellblau<br />

Light-blue<br />

Neutralleiter<br />

Neutral conductor<br />

D<br />

Bleu clair<br />

Conducteur neutre<br />

Grn gelb<br />

Schutzleiter<br />

Green yellow<br />

Protection-leaders<br />

Vert jaune<br />

Le guide de protection<br />

Rot<br />

Steuerspannung AC 230V<br />

Red<br />

Control voltage AC 230V<br />

E<br />

Rouge<br />

Blau<br />

Tension de commande AC 230V<br />

Steuerspannung DC 24V<br />

E<br />

Blue<br />

Control voltage DC 24V<br />

Le bleu<br />

Tension de commande DC 24V<br />

Orange<br />

Fremdspannung<br />

Orange<br />

External voltage<br />

L'orange<br />

Tension ext‚rieure<br />

F<br />

2<br />

F<br />

nderung Datum Name<br />

Datum<br />

Bearb.<br />

Gepr.<br />

Norm<br />

15.Jul.2003<br />

EKA<br />

Projekt:<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S<br />

Urspr. 10.Jul.2003 Ers. f. Ers. d. REG<br />

Motan GmbH<br />

Max-Eyth-Weg 42<br />

88316 Isny<br />

Deckblatt<br />

Cover sheet<br />

Feuille de couverture<br />

Kommission:<br />

Blend<br />

Zeichng.Nr.:<br />

021D-90.0.00<br />

= E<br />

+ E1<br />

Vers. 1.0<br />

Blatt<br />

1<br />

Gr.:<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

8


1<br />

A<br />

B<br />

C<br />

D<br />

E<br />

F 3<br />

2<br />

-S0<br />

ON<br />

OFF<br />

3<br />

-D1.1<br />

999<br />

-D1.2<br />

050<br />

Alarm<br />

Alarm<br />

Alarme<br />

Motor<br />

Motor<br />

Moteur<br />

Prod.<br />

Off<br />

Cont.<br />

-S1.1<br />

4<br />

-S1.2<br />

999<br />

050<br />

5<br />

-A3<br />

-S3<br />

-S2<br />

6<br />

Ext.<br />

Inj.<br />

Cal.<br />

Start Cal.<br />

7<br />

8<br />

5<br />

A<br />

B<br />

C<br />

D<br />

E<br />

F<br />

nderung Datum Name<br />

Datum<br />

Bearb.<br />

Gepr.<br />

Norm<br />

15.Jul.2003<br />

EKA<br />

Projekt:<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S<br />

Urspr. 10.Jul.2003 Ers. f. Ers. d. EKA<br />

Motan GmbH<br />

Max-Eyth-Weg 42<br />

88316 Isny<br />

Bedienfront<br />

Kommission:<br />

Blend<br />

Zeichng.Nr.:<br />

021D-90.0.00<br />

= E<br />

+ E1<br />

Vers. 1.0<br />

Blatt<br />

4<br />

Gr.:<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

8


1<br />

A<br />

B<br />

C<br />

D<br />

E<br />

F 4<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

4 3<br />

5<br />

-F1<br />

2<br />

6<br />

7<br />

8<br />

-XS3<br />

1<br />

1 Ger„testecker<br />

1 Appliance plug, unit plug<br />

1 Prise de l'appareil<br />

2 Sicherung F1<br />

2 Fuse F1<br />

2 Fusible F1<br />

5<br />

3 Motor 1<br />

3 Motor 1<br />

3 Moteur 1<br />

4 Motor 2<br />

4 Motor 2<br />

6<br />

4 Moteur 2<br />

5 Alarm<br />

5 Alarm<br />

5 Alarme<br />

6 Fremdkontakt<br />

6 External signal, external contact, external impuls<br />

6 Contact ext‚rieur<br />

7<br />

A<br />

B<br />

C<br />

D<br />

E<br />

F<br />

nderung Datum Name<br />

Datum<br />

Bearb.<br />

Gepr.<br />

Norm<br />

15.Jul.2003<br />

EKA<br />

Projekt:<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S<br />

Urspr. 10.Jul.2003 Ers. f. Ers. d. EKA<br />

Motan GmbH<br />

Max-Eyth-Weg 42<br />

88316 Isny<br />

Rckwand<br />

Back panel, backwall<br />

Parroi arriŠre<br />

Kommission:<br />

Blend<br />

Zeichng.Nr.:<br />

021D-90.0.00<br />

= E<br />

+ E1<br />

Vers. 1.0<br />

Blatt<br />

5<br />

Gr.:<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

8


1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

EINSPEISUNG 1/N/PE 230V 50Hz<br />

POWER SUPPLY<br />

Alarm pot. frei<br />

ALIMENTATION<br />

alarm pot. free<br />

max. Vorsicherung 10 A<br />

-XS1<br />

alarme hors pot.<br />

max.. Back-up fuse 10 A<br />

A<br />

max.. Fusible amont 10 A<br />

WE1<br />

H05VVF3G1<br />

WAL<br />

2,5 m<br />

PVC-Steuerleitung<br />

3 * 1 qmm<br />

-XS2<br />

-XS3<br />

-A2X3<br />

B<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S<br />

-A2X4<br />

-A2X5<br />

WM1<br />

WM2<br />

C<br />

PVC-Steuerleitung<br />

8 * 1 qmm<br />

PVC-Steuerleitung<br />

8 * 1 qmm<br />

5 m<br />

5 m<br />

M<br />

M<br />

D<br />

-<br />

-<br />

-M1<br />

-M2<br />

24V DC<br />

24V DC<br />

44W 3.2 A<br />

44W 3.2 A<br />

Dosiermotor 1<br />

Dosiermotor 2<br />

Metring motor 1<br />

Metring motor 2<br />

E<br />

le moteur de dosage 1<br />

le moteur de dosage 2<br />

5<br />

6<br />

Fremdkontakt<br />

External signal, external contact, external impuls<br />

Contact ext‚rieur<br />

WFK<br />

PVC-Steuerleitung<br />

2 * 1 qmm<br />

-A2X2<br />

7<br />

8<br />

11<br />

A<br />

B<br />

C<br />

D<br />

E<br />

F<br />

nderung Datum Name<br />

Datum<br />

Bearb.<br />

Gepr.<br />

Norm<br />

15.Jul.2003<br />

EKA<br />

Projekt:<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S<br />

Urspr. 10.Jul.2003 Ers. f. Ers. d. EKA<br />

Motan GmbH<br />

Max-Eyth-Weg 42<br />

88316 Isny<br />

Kabelbersicht<br />

Cable survey<br />

Aper‡u des cƒbles<br />

Kommission:<br />

Blend<br />

Zeichng.Nr.:<br />

021D-90.0.00<br />

= E<br />

+ E1<br />

Vers. 1.0<br />

Blatt<br />

7<br />

Gr.:<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

8


1<br />

A<br />

1<br />

+E16<br />

B<br />

-11S0 1a<br />

0n/0ff<br />

1<br />

+E19<br />

-11F1 2<br />

3,15A<br />

C<br />

D<br />

-11XS2 1<br />

E<br />

F 7<br />

2<br />

2a<br />

2<br />

PE<br />

Einspeisung<br />

Power supply<br />

Alimentation<br />

PE<br />

2<br />

+E15<br />

-11A1<br />

SNT150 Sec.24V DC<br />

Pri. 88 - 264V<br />

47 - 63Hz<br />

L1<br />

-<br />

3<br />

+E14<br />

-ZEP<br />

N<br />

+<br />

Zentraler Erdungspunkt<br />

Geh„usedeckel<br />

Zentraler Erdungspunkt<br />

Geh„usedeckel<br />

+E14<br />

-ZEP<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

12.2<br />

L+<br />

12.2<br />

L-<br />

12.3<br />

PE<br />

8<br />

12<br />

A<br />

B<br />

C<br />

D<br />

E<br />

F<br />

nderung Datum Name<br />

Datum<br />

Bearb.<br />

Gepr.<br />

Norm<br />

15.Jul.2003<br />

EKA<br />

Projekt:<br />

<strong>MINICOLOR</strong> S<br />

Urspr. 10.Jul.2003 Ers. f. Ers. d. REG<br />

Motan GmbH<br />

Max-Eyth-Weg 42<br />

88316 Isny<br />

Anschlussplan<br />

Connection diagram<br />

Sch‚ma de raccordement<br />

Kommission:<br />

Blend<br />

Zeichng.Nr.:<br />

021D-90.0.00<br />

= E<br />

+ E1<br />

Vers. 1.0<br />

Blatt<br />

Gr.:<br />

11<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

8


1<br />

A<br />

+E16<br />

-12A2 Timer<br />

Timer<br />

Tempo<br />

B<br />

-X1 1 2<br />

C<br />

D<br />

E<br />

+ 24V<br />

0 V<br />

FK<br />

3<br />

13.2<br />

X1:1<br />

FKMT<br />

4<br />

13.6<br />

X1:2<br />

2<br />

Stromversorgung / Fremdkontakt<br />

Power supply / External signal<br />

Alimentation ‚lectrique / Contact ext‚rieur<br />

13.6<br />

X1:3<br />

11.8<br />

L+<br />

13.2<br />

X1:4<br />

11.8<br />

L-<br />

+ 24V<br />

-X2 1<br />

0 V<br />

2<br />

-FK<br />

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